Sort full-screen Browser in Browser mode?

Hi. I'm missing something -- the ability to sort the current container while in full-screen browser mode. In full-screen, there are only two viewing modes, Browser (shows contents of selected containers) and Viewer (shows selected images). In Viewer mode, one can pop-up the Filmstrip and use its sort control. In Browser mode, there is no Filmstrip, and no sort control I can find.
Currently I change from Browser to Viewer in order to sort while running full-screen.
Thanks.

How do you keep finding these? I drew a blank. They should hire you to break their programs
Seems like it might be time for an Apple Feedback Being abler to sort in the full screen browser doesn't seem like something you should even have to ask for.
Currently I change from Browser to Viewer in order to sort while running full-screen.
Just tried it and it seems almost faster to go from fullscreen browser to normal browser, set sort, and switch back. With your finger poised over the F key and mouse set over where the sort field is it went pretty fast.
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